Функция, которая убирает перевод каретки в строке.

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Character Description
\
A backslash causes a specific character to be matched. For example, "\$" matches a dollar sign.
< or ^
A 'less than' (<) sign or a circumflex (^) at the start of an expression is used to match the start of a line.
> or & A 'greater than' (>) sign or an ampersand (&) at the end of the expression is used to match the end of a line.
? or . A question mark (?) or a full stop (.) will match any character (except Enter, new line).
:x A colon specifies a group of characters to be matched, indicated by the character which follows immediately after.
:a sets the match to letters
:d sets the match to numeric characters
:n sets the match to alphanumeric characters
:SPACE sets the match to blanks, tabulations, and control characters such as Enter (new line).
* An expression followed by an asterisk requires a match for none or several occurrences of the expression.
For example, "fo*" will locate "f", "fo", "foo" etc.
+
An expression followed by a plus (+) sign requires a match for one or several occurrences of the expression.
For example, "fo+" matches "fo" etc.
-
An expression followed by a minus (-) sign requires a match for no or one occurrence of the expression.
For example, "fo-" matches "f" and "fo".
[]
A string of characters enclosed within square brackets specifies that a match is required for every character in this text, and only for these characters.
For example, "[xyz]" matches "xx" and "zyx" etc.
A string of characters can be specified by two characters separated by '-' (minus).
For example, "[a-z]" matches all letters, whereas "[z-a]" never matches.
[^]
If the first character in a text within square brackets is a circumflex (^) then the expression matches all characters except Enter (new line) and the characters in the string.
For example, "[^xyz]" matches "abc" but not "axb".